The Music Manager for Serious Collectors
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I had this issue until today and found that if you remove all Dll's with m4a in them, then restart, MM plays m4a files just fine. I just updated to iTunes 9.0 plus Quicktime, using MM 3.1.2.1267 (Beta 2)Music admin wrote:whats the deal with media monkey not playing m4a files... i am in a bit of a pickle.. i have updated the quicktime as it asked but still nothing
I'll get shot for saying this...Benny wrote:But it really sucks that you have to be a "detective" and a "hacker" to make MM work for you ...
Of course this is related to this thread. I had no trouble adding songs to these devices from MediaMonkey until I upgraded to iTunes 9.nohitter151 wrote:These portable devices you're mentioning are not affected at all by the presence of iTunes. You should open a new post in the device synchronization forum, as they are not related to this thread.MissMyPalm wrote:I tried to copy songs to my Creative Zen as well. Still cannot copy songs. It gets hung up "Preparing list of tracks." I am using Vista Home Premium 64-bit.
Simple fix for this is that if the app crashes, kill the mediamonkey audio library process through task manager. Once that is done go into c:\program files\mediamonkey\plugins and delete the d_iPhone.dllrusty wrote:Just a quick note that MediaMonkey 3.1.1 is _not_ compatible with the newly-released iTunes 9.0 or the iPhone/iPod 3.1 firmware that comes with it. Installing the new version of iTunes can cause MediaMonkey to be unable to start.
We recommend not installing iTunes 9 or the new firmware while we investigate the issue. If you've already installed it, see the information below!
-Rusty
Edit: check out the beta forum for MM 3.1.2 builds. iTunes 9.0 compatibility is now fixed. See: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 45#p221799
Edit 2: as of build 3.1.2.1267, synching to the iPhone 3.1 firware is supported.
Edit 3: If you prefer not to use a beta version of MM, and iPhone/touch sync is not important for you, you can avoid this problem by deleting the iPhone plugin (d_iPhone.dll) at C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Plugins
QT 7.6.2 is available here: http://www.oldapps.com/quicktime_player.phpOwyn wrote:Ditto to above problems.
I installed just the QT7.6.4 update, i.e. without iTunes.
Resolved problem by installing old QT7.5.5 installer that I had in my archives. QT7.6.2 should be ok as well but I did not have it available.
Note QT7.6.4 has to be removed before older version of installer can be used.
Thanks for the link. QT7.6.2 is the latest release that works with non-beta versions of MM.jplowman wrote:QT 7.6.2 is available here: http://www.oldapps.com/quicktime_player.phpOwyn wrote:Ditto to above problems.
I installed just the QT7.6.4 update, i.e. without iTunes.
Resolved problem by installing old QT7.5.5 installer that I had in my archives. QT7.6.2 should be ok as well but I did not have it available.
Note QT7.6.4 has to be removed before older version of installer can be used.
Installed QT 7.6.4 today and it broke .m4a playback in MM. I uninstalled and installed 7.6.2 instead, and it was fixed. (I don't have iTunes, iPhone, etc)
rusty wrote:Just a quick note that MediaMonkey 3.1.1 is _not_ compatible with the newly-released iTunes 9.0 or the iPhone/iPod 3.1 firmware that comes with it. Installing the new version of iTunes can cause MediaMonkey to be unable to start.
We recommend not installing iTunes 9 or the new firmware while we investigate the issue. If you've already installed it, see the information below!
-Rusty
Edit: check out the beta forum for MM 3.1.2 builds. iTunes 9.0 compatibility is now fixed. See: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... 45#p221799
Edit 2: as of build 3.1.2.1267, synching to the iPhone 3.1 firware is supported.
Edit 3: If you prefer not to use a beta version of MM, and iPhone/touch sync is not important for you, you can avoid this problem by deleting the iPhone plugin (d_iPhone.dll) at C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Plugins